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JUNE il, 1818. iii case „ gs of (I to the [PRICE S E VENPFNC, P. CS!, ‘ve t ril reliSOn avb h .l a • wife, ort of be r : p•ay COOVI GENERAL ELEC noN. COUNTY OF BEDFORD ELECTION. PUBLICA I'IONS. PROCLANIA I _ FOR DECLARING THE CA LLANO OE NEW FAR ! I • NIV•.. THE CON! 11 ITTEE of COLON EL OSBORN MEET DAILY. at No. 14, CAREY-STREET, Lin colo's-ino-fieldsorbere COMMUNICATIONS relative to thi s ELECTION are requested to be made.—June 1818. This Day was puhliihed, price 2s. Rd. REVENGE: or. The NOVICE of SAN MARTIN/ ). TracvitT. By Majiir BIIOOK Blill)GEN PARLEY, Of the Honourable Emit India Company's Service. Lninton : Printed for Black, Kingsbury, Parnury, and Al len, Leadenhall-street. Last night the fuilow►ng Proclamations were o f rule for absolule' isinefl :-- By His Royal Highness the PRINcY. of WALES, REGENT of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty. This Day were published, In OCTAVO, price Nine Shilling% in boards, GEORGE P. it. IRACTICAL OISSERVATIONS nit the AC TION of %TORRID SYNipATutE, as included ii the Pathology of certain Disea , es; in a Series of Letters t his Son, on his leaving the University of Edinburgh, iu th Year 1809. rir1(.7.11.1, N(i..ot . F . it t' d , •1117,17 4. ix , S. "P ' e() . ll Tirssro:VElttiror V1C7'17.11.L1N6 %p in ' arl.rEsry' s x jr - y lierrha zire Notice, that irt .O, th e 19rh Instant, then wilt he rratlu to receive ; 4 "e4 in writinir (tented lip), awl trrat .for 4.* !heath -eel T,ns of CTIEFITRE BAY SALT of the q t• 117 , 11 tltlN *7 L l'' '' ( r'd Tons of I,II'F.BPOOL or roarse-grained 7 , A — "IRE or Snit , quol a,,,: e " .4 qe to he .stone-rtrwel ; In hr unswayable to .S'amp!es to t evta 4 e eft 'W - if A. re rputtrry, to hi- delirerrif Mt the 15th Sep . A ;',e.rloco ?, is IfojeAto's teem/ling Stores at Dept ebtri raid for Au /fills pn . qa:lr, without Interest, • ft"ltt oft, r elate. tql. 7'4e C'eartiti,ins o ... the Contract man he seen at the Strre : 9 / 5 . 114 sal re, at this Ogre; or Au apploix_T to the Collectors of , )49( es at rpool, at 21.1;efillehurst, in Cheshire, )4 1 , " r ''zorrl will L e ho, / to "too Troffer in which the Price '"' le inserted ix worrf s at length, or that shall .-e 'leert'rr4 in the Retard before One o'Cl o ck on th e sa l e ! 14 e ' l ' , :4, I9fh Insta nt; nor an t es/ Ike Peon who )71(11..PV %1. 4.. 74(1''' ' 'Drier l'erso n oft hi s behalf, atteptls to answer _ cattfet ItjiftAlll...t PREWSFS, the PROPERTY of GOVERN M ENT, for SALE. Vic•nalling-Office, May a, MR. r IP • COM 11 S for VI C'lll A LUNG 411 '- ILN ' t ETY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, that slap, th e 7 t h of July next, they will he ready to Sale 1 in wr i t i tic (sealed tip), and treat for the Sale %f p in E ' ''IrES. at VALLEYPIF.I.D, in the immediate vicinity 4, o ll Yeuilt and neighbourhood pf Edinburgh, with the bt4lllttiltlitigs and Erections thereon, lately occupied as for Prioners of War; and also of the TWO l ii , : t.ti r;-li(ll_7'SFS on the High Gr o und s i mme di a t e ly • . occupied be Mc ' the above Prem i ses . which are occ taa 4,1 Surgeon of the Depat, with the Grounds sur i; t he sante. thAt Premises were formerly used as an extens ive Manufacturing -UN -Ntractore, for which, or any o ther rti ‘ , 44 11 they are well calcolated, having a most al•undant 111 4 1) ; u1 Water, and containing Extensive Ranges.of 41 1 ; t4rions Des c ri pt i ons; and the Mutes. which were Pit t : l P : ll 'd, are very commodious and well-finished. AIN parti cu l ars may be known by applying to Mr Illi44" Mu nro, at Vall e yfi r ld, wh o will t h ew th e P re - Ilk!" ' 4 , 4'1 P " it 't out th e ir res p ec ti ve B oun d ar i es . 4.i%!lrtirti to liecomr Purchasers itivon this occas i o n ' s I)4.l,ther for th e w h o l e D ep o t P remises , an d f o r ti H 0 115 1 .4 conjointly, or for the Depot Premises 4.. uses, or for mie or both of the I)wrltin~' thr7i . " , g; r ,"te from the Depot PrErheA, al . 01 4 1 1 r iet. ,h.:l7'erer, that tio Teodecu , - o r l f l l4 l , )t at re i e r e t ie t ' t h l i r , it o l l which or that av,"11.1.114:t del l" be ill"."") Unarm) ‘ hrfor . e One o'clock on the 11144‘ tr "‘ tS l e t at o f t n o the ext, our unless I_l d ‘V t l4 . , e r *h t t hder, or some Pierson on h i s behalf, called for. T. firtfip ‘-0 INDIA June 10, 18Ift. 1 . 1 11:1' of DI R EC TORS of the UNIT 44ili1ED x ; e()MPANY of NIERt7H ANTS of ENGLAND Tlikt- t- . 4 th '' FAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, :t. the C"lirt will he ready to receive Proposals in Writ. " I lefor e W ednesday, the 24th Instant, from the % 11 4f St lilt o f the btirthen of from 750 to 950 Tons, t ktl 'rs' 144 Me asur ement, specifying the rate of freight at which lt ‘ , ' (It!3 he ing to let such Ships, for one voyage to and et h '44 direct, in the Company's Service. with the w a s " Ship Tender," on th e up."r words, the Secretary ,t e or befo re Twelve o C 1 74 4 N on the ttzo. Lits tant, beyond which hour nei render will be re- 11,: t lis 0 4, JOSEPH DART, Secretary. I,4klsit t,cularit of the Terms and Conditions under which 1 0 )4„! ) 14. 11 ‘ 4 •11 he engaged in the Company's Service, may . he oral) o.Plilicatiiiii Si) the Clerk to the Committee of 1111 - r After M onday next, the 15tb Instant. 4N Pt. t)t,..., 'rowEßs's TONIC PILLS, . 11111)," 1 ,?.-1"1 "N• wE.IKNESS of STOMACH. BILIOUS li PN: 1 1 ' 1 , 1 "" ES, and their attendant Symptoms. spiAs 4 ' 4l l i S are fid oily recottourntled -11 r i . , 4 .. i ill, e . ut,'" 0 1), 1 ., n ' the safest and most certain Remedies that has :It -Jr., dis til for the vari 4444 S II UtqUiV ACM •tions which N ' ''.rt :::.l 4l l w "'""'""t1 state of the digestive organs. Mild. 41414 0 '., iti thei r . operation they cleanse and yet "tti t ,' li, „l,”"ntach, and correct a costive' habit by relax /6.mi; nf . : -", in way so ventle as scarcely to appear the ~.:11 ''' ' tl, 4 l ' , " , itici "..• They restore the appetite, assist !b. et .‘l:l, 1 i'' - .,"'"te* a fill and reghlar secrrtion of the htle. L i lta,.."k.';' ,l , - ,' 1 .) 4,• nil., and I is. per Box, by JOHN Ir i li• I 4 ;111 1" "`i" ,1 111 Chemist ,Il'ariter-street, near Hatton ' i1 it ," . . , , kr " . .ay he had at all the Wholesale and Retail N•titte ~I.R;;litinses in Loudon, Mid at the respectable p--.... ...,..............___hAselle rs' in mo s t principal Towns. zat, i).,; o "`lfle of Sloe Leaves Vertiegrise, and 101ri,,tviuf Pit i lk , r . . P daily tolgtt .i% 11,,,. t . . rank ?motors), has been the . I,,, t4 lt.,,, lh e , a m ,;_nl e ts of the Pei;ple of Eti,.. ,, latid fat years.- 1 4 0 f,,,, ct,,,,. i t rn .ait made in a pu'ilie Cotirt of Justice : Ten tab, 3ll, lg,„ v ed in n one clay , and hundreds not vet brought 4, Il i : . Year,"l'oo wonder ' s. mans' sudden deaths in the , 1 , J r z: • A Re mpd . • t t. t I hevond the doubt si„• h,,,,, .omm 1, . yis now e t.c et . . . .. 1 4 ,* . h ~,. 'Llv e i t ein g••••: who wish to drink Real China lea t,;•\lo`vlti s i,. c ri• LONQ and Co. hare opened a Ware -4ql' Tp r Y for the 'ale of file F AST-r , :ntA cost 'll! ' A N, an tt . i411.,.01,1,,,,,tt;t,t..( til , ve n, more to do with them . 1 0,,, e rN,, ^ , 1 t h.. 1 ....: A e havt• given the a bsol tite power an d 1 , , 4 1 , ti ~,i ty. r.is t o ciiir Warehouseman, and whose tits I 'll l , n 't h . . Sl ` h illl tl P• • t •t ) the Pohlic the A , z, ,_ ..Iqm „;_ . et „ goaratt te• • its '41 ) .. , 41 th .‘,setiii.tl rirticle of subsistence in i native I.‘ ;'! , t i i r i l %114. 1 .. ' i s P" t s U.. Strotir temptation tint of our power 1,: ••• t . k iti x t 1,4 tiaves cletl in X . erdectise at 2s. 3d. a pound, ~ t t , 4 % 1,,, n " . the Pithlic for Tea at Ins. per pound, q„ ,1 1 4 `,1,, i ) . 's , t 41 "I in ',oldie Court to he done by nine "v,„ti.%ll,,,t, ",,"'!'s in London and the Country has had a tr *1 ti., 4 11,.. (?.' it in l ' uads have been scot to the r; , 0 4 I ;iiii i r it, 'nitite y. 1$ I'h i 1 'Y' , 4.l . ' it il : 4 " 'ban One Pound sent to the. Coun t, :li ‘ i „ l t, h.. _ .i.eillg ordereti in Town ; a-, d it is recont %„:;,,f_iti:b . ',lre it in a 'l:tik.'tiOt:ri,74:,;:ith-s.:l!id r.i. 1 004 s. gd. and may he sew up, Nt ' l lilir ',' 1 14 , ,,,,,` r e - tiled, beside the advantage of Pre. . ,4 0 111.,.... of the Tea. c a. tl t i. l:, s it t , t i l t, /41,,1n.0Nti and Co., Tea Warehouse, I(, a-. iii. t . r,,i , 4„ xt1„.9411 1 „,„”/ W arehonseman to Henry Long and r ett.4,7ivi ly ;; I :i wei'lr, that all Teas sold at this Muse d fron t ; " r n.) . e , tre. and are sent out to the Public n i , btrlvi ,41,144,:e: 4.‘N,".ti;i rsils:ii.i„ingf- f:ll7ol)s..el!Liiiiite°,:n'Pal;(3.l4N CIWSSLE Y. bv Ea t I ta l ia rci 41 11 ‘141141, ayor. ScARL - - ( I este(ll" (A, , w 0,1 1 16 it t hof nic c cr ho 111 " / : : 4 1 0 ic, i t i r v j ery • /S• Ir. 1 1;( rah, b'' c c, rate I,ve , nt ored 1:111 itd 1 1 t"( ; 'll le r i e cr 10" d • :I ; h c. OP ,;4 0 ),,• rerr - o r t° 3al f c°r!' ;1 licr e 0 ,0 It O P tfe e fr cc , o pt OP" O ha 4 ifot,here e Ka atr „Lir to ) 1 .015. „ (1 1 - .1, wir ig .F.O" 1. t• tIY ~0 neuiP" t d • qos tot , TIIE .FRIENDS of Mr. 11011'CROFT are most earnestly resit - tested to meet at the LONDON TAVERN, TO-MORROW, at Two o'Clock preeistly. The invitation Mr. Rowcroft has bad the honour to receive, he ascribes altogether to the accident of circumstances ; the earnest endeavour; in which, after the regretted resignation of Sir James Shaw, he had been engaged, with several Gen tlemen greatly more eligible and desirable for this high and important function in the State, were not all disappointed till - Saturday last; and he slid not till then determine to yield to the mass's- entonragements and solicitations he hail received froos some of them, and from many others, to offer his more humbl e , though not less sincere and zealous service. The disadtantage of want of time he hopes to supply by the appearance of all his Friends : to consider and resolve on the measures necessary to secure his Election. • TO THE woirmy AND INDEPENDENT F.I.ECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF LEICESTER. GENTLEMEN, IN consequence of the Resigustion of your present worthy Representatives, Mr. SMITH and Mr. BABINGTON, I hare received an Invitation from a very Nu met uus and Respectable Body of Electors to offer myself as a Candidate for the Honour of Representing your Ancient and Loyal Borough in Parliament avail myself of the rorliest opportunity to declare, that I most cheerfully obey their call. I feel it tight, however, to observe, that without that Re signation, and such Encouragement, I should have felt no Disposition to intrude tuyielf on the Public Notice: but au Ambition, which I hope, as an Englishman, I may honestly entertain, to Represent my Native Place, and Gratitude to those Friends who hare invited me in so flattering a manner, will not suffer me to remain indifferent to their wishes, by declining the honour of their Support. I have the happiness to be on Terms of the most Friendly and Intimate Acquaintance with many of you, and my Po litical Sentiments are known to you all; and if, by your par tiality. should st►ccred to the important Situation to which I aspire, you may depend on my constant and vigilant At tent' to the Support of your Local Interests, of which I will ever hr a faithful Guardian, and use my earnest endeavours lo promote your Prosperitv. I have the at,iiMir to he, With the hit.olest respect, Gentlemen, Your Fiithful and Obedient Servant, Leicester, Jime Rth, Isis. JOHN `I ANSI' I.D. THE LOTTERY. ONLY TWO DAYS Tfl DRAW.—SEVENTY-SIX CAPITALs. HAZA R D and CO the Contrartnra. Sold and Shared at their old e.tal,lislicel Office, ROYAL. EXCHANGE, Four of the Capital Prize, drawn last Thurs daY, 4th of June. They have now a eariety of Tickets and Shares (warranted undrawn) on Sale, and solicit public at tention to the following Grand STATE OF THE WHEEL. Prizes .orto Prizes rf 3,000 Prizes of 2,iono to Wive.: of 5OO 15. 36 Prizes of 2OO &c. &c. The Sixth-drawn Prize above 1.0001. must bg 4.2.1,000, 4 ri3Ono. or k. 40,000 ! TUESDAY, the 16th of JUNE, will be the Last Day of Firawing hot One. FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POITNDS were sold by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, in the Last Year's Lotteries, at their very 014 Office, ROYAL EX MANGE, London (establisl.rd upwards of tot) years), and where Prizes have been Shrived and !mild amounting to MANY MILLIONS. ROY U. ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACF. rrliE EXHIBITION 11 ACA DEMY is now OPEN.—Admisliun, fruit' Eight O'Cluck all Seven, One Shilling. Cittalngne, One Shilling. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. MR. wEsrs Ext-mwrioN. on the THE GREAT VICTIM 1 , , 1)1 , ;;"I'H PALE HORSE. CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and SKE'T'CHES from other Scrionral SobjeCs, are now f.:XHIfIITING, wider the immediate Patronize of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at No.I t 5, PA 1.1,MA LI., near Carlton-Plimse, every day from Ten till Five. • CHAS. smART, Sec. BOM RETEIRO, ROM'. nnil OTHER FIRST QUAI.I PORT WINES. rrHos and RICHARD ABBOTTS, No. In, SKINNER-STREET, and 340, OXFORD-STREET, reweettully inform the Public, that they are now sellios their INCOMPARABLE OLD NOM RETEIRO PORT at £4 4 0 per Doz. OLD RORIZ PORT a 6 0_ GENUINE, 1908, from the Wood, hut • fit for immediate Drinking Dirro, Igig, Ditto DITTO, 1815, for layidg down N.B.—Every other Description of Vine in Stock, in Pipe and Bottle; and in Dock, itt Pipe and Hogshead. INDIA lIEMP CARPETING. HE Pithlie are respectially informed, that this NEW ARTICLE of 'FOREIGN and Dom EiTIC commF,HCF. is now brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectation. Its superiority in econi,my, neatness, arid durability, appears to be folly established by experience and confirmed by general favour. A variety of New Pat terns have recently been brought out, and the maimfactu re continues to he sold, in variou: widths, fur Rooms, Stairs, &c. by lIAYWARD and TVIINKY, at their Carpet and Floor cloth Warehouse, No. 18, Change-alley, Cornlill, London. It is also to he had at most of the respectable Upholstery and Carpet Warchuuses throughout the Kingdom. ESSENCE of SIIIRIMPS, a new and superior ALL/ SAUCE for FISH, eqnal in strength to Essence of Atichnvie%, hot far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid.. The immense demand fi.r it is a convincing proof ot the estimation it is held in by those who have tried it. The Proprietors flatter themselves, that wherever it is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence aver all other Sauces for Fish. Made by C. Dinwore and Son ; and sold by T. Powell and Son 111, Corner of El:Mon-garden. The Pubic are respectfully requested to observe, that each !Rink has the signatute of C. Dinmore and Son ; none other is • ge nuine ; this eautiou is necessary, as there is a spuriuus arti cle uuw on salt. MEDICINE WE are requested to direct the Ritervi o n of Persons afflicted with Mental or Bodily Decay, Nervous Debility, Inward Wastings, Loss of Appetite, In digestion, Depression of Spirits, Tretnhling or ShakioK of the Hands, Scorbutic and even, y ot her kind of Eruption, Ast Ulcerated Throats, Seminal Weakriets, Pains in the Limbs and Joints, t:onstimptive Habits, arid all constitutional Complaints, immediately to make trial of the Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of RAKASIRI, or NATURE'S INFAL LIBLE REsTORATiVE, as prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C. J. JORDAN, M. I). at the EAST LONDON NIEDICAL . EsTABLIsHMENT, No. 7, Cannon Street Road, St. George's in the East, London. It is noiversally acknowledged to he the most agreeable.and poteerful Restorative in all the above Ciimplaints ever dis covered; it thins the blood, eases the most violent, pains in the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. It is utterly inipossible for language to express. or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the valise of this wonderful runt incompar able Medicine in restoring health to the Atli t tel. and giving rigour to the aged. Thousands have been restored to perfect health, after having been so reduced by different diseases as to hare been de.paired of, not only by their families, but also by their professional attendants. Sold, by apprtioiluent of the Proprietor, in bottles, I each, oetwo quantities in one, .201, each, or four piatitities in one family bottle for ads. duty•included, by which one bottle is , saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, and may he bad at Barclay and Son's, Fleet-m3rket ; Vale's, afi, Cornhill H. I. Preston's, 101, Strand ; T. Richards's, 193, Strand 4 Blake's, 56, Piccadilly; Barker's. 125, Oxford-street ; Chandler's, 70, Oxford-street; 'Fogg's, 10, Middle Rosy, Holborn; and by the most respectable Medi c in e V e nd ers i n every part of the Kingdom. Dr. C. J.Jordan taket this general opportunity of announc ing to the public that he still devotes his study exchisively to the cure of particular complaints as a regular Member of the Royal Colleg e of Physi c i a ns—h e (errs a speedy and permanent cure tor'e6.ry ellss of nervous rclaxatitot; diseases of however long standing, or of the in 5t inveterate kind, are, he his new and superior anode of treatment, speedily and effectually cored. Dr. C. J. Jordan may be consulted by all ranks of reople, , from nine in the morning till nine in the evening, at the East London Medical Estaidishment, No. 7, Cannou-street..ruad, near the Counnercial-rOad Turneikr, St. Gene ges in the East. Letters front the country, mein ing a Bank flute, will be July answered, and the necessary My.dicine sent to all parts of h e Kingdom. Whereas we, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, have thought fit, by arid with the advice of his Ma, jetty's Privy Council, to dissolve, and have by such advice as aforesaid this day dismal ed the Parliament, begun al d holden at Westminster the twenty-fourth day of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and twelve. in the fifty third year of his Majesty's reign, and from thence cautioned by several Prorogations to the tweet-seventh day of January, in the year eighteen hundred and eighteen, and which on the said twenty-seventh day of January was holden and sat, and continued sitting froM thence until and upon this tenth day of June, when it was by us dissolved as aforesaid: And wed . being desirous and resolved, as soon as may he, to meet ;hiti Majesty's People, and to have their advice in Parliament, do hereby make known to all his Majesty's loving subjects our will and pleasure to call a new. Parliament : and do hereby further declare, in the name and oa the• behalf of his Majesty, that, with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, we have this day given order that the Chancellor of that part. of the United Kingdom called Great Britain, and the Chancellor of Ireland, do respectively foithwith issue out Writs, in due form and according to law, fur calling a new Paiiament.— And we do hereby also, in the name and on the behalf of bit Majesty, by this Proclamation under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, require Writs forthwith to be issued ac cordingly by the said Chancellor, respectively, for veining the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, who are to serve in the said Parliament, to he returned to, and give theit attendance in the said Parliament; which Writs are to be re turnable on Tuesday, the 4th day of August next. Given at the Court at Carlton Rouse, the loth day of June, One Thousand eight hundred and eighteen, and in the Fifty-eighth year of his Majesty's Reign. God Save the King By his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALes, REGENT of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name and on the behalf of his M:ijesty. A PROCLAMATION, In order to the electing and summoning the Sixteen Peers of Scot land. GEORGE, P. R. Whereas w have, acting in the name and nit the hrhalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his :Majesty's Privy Council, thought fit to declare our pleasure for sill 1111 l and holding a Parliament of the United Kingdom of Grist Britain and Ireland, on Tuesday, the 'fourth Al nixt ensuing the date hereof: In order tfierefdte to 'ths electing and summoning the Sixteen Peers of Stbttat - rd, who are to sit in the House of Peers iwthe said Parliament, we du, acting as aforesaid, by the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, issue forth this Proclamation, strictly - charging and commanding all the Peers of Scotland to assertible and meet at Holy Rood House, in' Edinburgh, on Friday, the twenty-fourth day of July next ensuing, between the hours of twelve and two in the afternoon, nominate and choose the Sixteen Peers to it and vote its. the Honk of Peers in the said ensuing Parliament, by open election and plurality of voices of t h e Peers that shall y. then present, and of the proxies of such as shall he absent (such proxies being Peers, and produciog a mandate in writ• i rig duly signed before witnesses, and but'► the Constituent and Proxy being qualified according to law): Inil the Lord Clerk Register, or such two of the principal Cler..s of the Session its shall be appointed hy him to otficiaie in his name, are hereby respectively required to attend such meeting, and to ad• minister the oaths required by law to be taken there by the said Peers, and to take their votes; and immr&stely after such election made and duly examined, to certtty the names of the Sixteen Peers so elected, and sign and attest the saws in the presence of the said Peers the elec tors, and return such certiticaie into the High Cou.t , of Chancery of Great Britain: And we du, by this Proclaindtk.t, strictly command and require the Provost of Edinburg :so and all other the Magi,tratts of the said Cily, to take especial care to preserve the price there ,, f, during . the tim e of the said Election, and to prevent all to4nner of riots, tumult,, disorders, and violence whatsotver. And viv strictly cl.aege and command that this Proclamation be duly, pOblished , at the Market Cross at Edinburgh, and in all the County 'foss: I of Scotland, twenty-five days at least before the t nut her, appointed for the fleeting of the said Peers to proceed to su• h. Election. Witness George Prince of Wales, Regent of tbe tTniled Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, at Wtestminster, the Tenth Day of June, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighteen, in the bitty-eighth Year of bit Majesty's Reign. • God Save the King. FOR THE sUN. , Ma. EDMR,—In your Report of the Parlitifftentary Pro. , ccedings of Monday last, you hare fallen lido a iuistaki: in describing the Petition from the Guildry Incorporation of ibis place as being one for Parliamentary Reforth. 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